The Kuwaiti Falcon Soaring Over Palestine.
"You will be proud of me. I will raise your heads and the heads of all Arabs." It was a promise and a farewell.
These words were said to his comrades by martyr Fawzi Abdulrasoul Al-Majadi, an Arab Kuwaiti resistance fighter who dedicated his life to the Palestinian cause in the midst of the first intifada. From Kuwait to Lebanon, Fawzi made his pilgrimage to join the revolution as part of the DFLP in support of the struggling Palestinian people and in holding true to his convictions as an Arab. He joined the revolution to "renew the unity of destiny to conquer the oppression of occupation on all struggling peoples."
Fawzi and his comrades set out to execute the Martyrs of Nablus Operation on the day he uttered these words, June 4th 1989. Their target was an IOF military site near "Meskav Am" in northern occupied Palestine. With two other Palestinian comrades, they killed an IOF soldier, captured two, and injured several others. The three heroes were martyred following bombardment by IOF helicopters after long clashes.
Their bodies were held in the cemetery of numbers for nearly 20 years. On July 16th 2008, a prisoner exchange led by Hezbollah saw the release of the bodies of 199 Arab resistance fighters, including Fawzi Al-Majadi. He was buried honorably in Kuwait following a warm welcome by supporting masses.
Today, the echoes of Fawzi's indomitable spirit resonate decades later, inspiring a new generation of Arab heroes. It was this same spirit, the immortal desire for justice and liberation, that guided another martyr on a journey of defiance and sacrifice: Egypt's Mohammed Salah. The Kuwaiti falcon and the Egyptian lion, both soaring high, their spirits united in the struggle for Palestine's liberation.
From the Ocean to the Gulf, Fawzi sacrificed for Palestine and its Arabism, so that it may be free from the River to the Sea. From the deserts of Kuwait, the falcon soared to Lebanon with his eyes set on Palestine, raising his weapon and wearing victory.
"You will be proud of me. I will raise your heads and the heads of all Arabs." It was a promise and a farewell.
These words were said to his comrades by martyr Fawzi Abdulrasoul Al-Majadi, an Arab Kuwaiti resistance fighter who dedicated his life to the Palestinian cause in the midst of the first intifada. From Kuwait to Lebanon, Fawzi made his pilgrimage to join the revolution as part of the DFLP in support of the struggling Palestinian people and in holding true to his convictions as an Arab. He joined the revolution to "renew the unity of destiny to conquer the oppression of occupation on all struggling peoples."
Fawzi and his comrades set out to execute the Martyrs of Nablus Operation on the day he uttered these words, June 4th 1989. Their target was an IOF military site near "Meskav Am" in northern occupied Palestine. With two other Palestinian comrades, they killed an IOF soldier, captured two, and injured several others. The three heroes were martyred following bombardment by IOF helicopters after long clashes.
Their bodies were held in the cemetery of numbers for nearly 20 years. On July 16th 2008, a prisoner exchange led by Hezbollah saw the release of the bodies of 199 Arab resistance fighters, including Fawzi Al-Majadi. He was buried honorably in Kuwait following a warm welcome by supporting masses.
Today, the echoes of Fawzi's indomitable spirit resonate decades later, inspiring a new generation of Arab heroes. It was this same spirit, the immortal desire for justice and liberation, that guided another martyr on a journey of defiance and sacrifice: Egypt's Mohammed Salah. The Kuwaiti falcon and the Egyptian lion, both soaring high, their spirits united in the struggle for Palestine's liberation.
From the Ocean to the Gulf, Fawzi sacrificed for Palestine and its Arabism, so that it may be free from the River to the Sea. From the deserts of Kuwait, the falcon soared to Lebanon with his eyes set on Palestine, raising his weapon and wearing victory.
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"The cause of liberating our people's prisoners and detainees will remain a top priority on our national agenda. We will always be loyal to their sacrifices, patience, and struggle.
The cause of liberating our prisoners from the occupation prisons will always be present in any negotiations to stop the aggression on the Gaza Strip. The zionist occupation will not see its prisoners held by the resistance except through a serious and genuine exchange deal that ensures our prisoners' freedom.
We say to our prisoners, the free: Your brave resistance that has inflicted casualties on the criminal enemy and continues to do so, and which imposed the Loyalty to the Free deal, will not rest until all of you are liberated from the zionist enemy's prisons.
We and you are on a near date with freedom; the night must end, the shackles must break, and the occupation must vanish and end by Allah's will. We reaffirm again and always that your freedom is a promise."
Hamas leader Osama Hamdan at today's press conference in Beirut, June 4th, 2024, under the title "Your Freedom Is a Promise."
The cause of liberating our prisoners from the occupation prisons will always be present in any negotiations to stop the aggression on the Gaza Strip. The zionist occupation will not see its prisoners held by the resistance except through a serious and genuine exchange deal that ensures our prisoners' freedom.
We say to our prisoners, the free: Your brave resistance that has inflicted casualties on the criminal enemy and continues to do so, and which imposed the Loyalty to the Free deal, will not rest until all of you are liberated from the zionist enemy's prisons.
We and you are on a near date with freedom; the night must end, the shackles must break, and the occupation must vanish and end by Allah's will. We reaffirm again and always that your freedom is a promise."
Hamas leader Osama Hamdan at today's press conference in Beirut, June 4th, 2024, under the title "Your Freedom Is a Promise."
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The horrific tent massacre in Rafah, perpetrated by the zionist entity in May, resulted in the ascension of over 40 martyrs, many of whom were children.
In harrowing and painful footage, a man is seen holding the body of a small martyr- a baby without a head.
That baby is 1 and a half year old Ahmed Al-Najjar who was martyred alongside his mother, Faten, and his siblings Arkan and Huda.
The following video is an interview conducted by AJ+ with the surviving family members of the child martyr.
RNN has provided a full translation of the video which viewers can find below.
Glory to the martyrs.
In harrowing and painful footage, a man is seen holding the body of a small martyr- a baby without a head.
That baby is 1 and a half year old Ahmed Al-Najjar who was martyred alongside his mother, Faten, and his siblings Arkan and Huda.
The following video is an interview conducted by AJ+ with the surviving family members of the child martyr.
RNN has provided a full translation of the video which viewers can find below.
Glory to the martyrs.
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The horrific tent massacre in Rafah, perpetrated by the zionist entity in May, resulted in the ascension of over 40 martyrs, many of whom were children. In harrowing and painful footage, a man is seen holding the body of a small martyr- a baby without a…
AJ+ Interview with the family of 1 and a half year old martyr Ahmed Al-Najjar:
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Do you remember this event where a child’s head was missing from his body during the tent massacre? This is the same child before his martyrdom. His name is Ahmed Al-Najjar. He was only a year and a half old and was the youngest child, pampered by his parents.
[Abed] Allah blessed me with a child with black eyes. His eyes were black, black. Beautiful, so gorgeous, I mean he looked so beautiful. Praise be to the One who created him.
The child’s family was displaced from Khan Younis to Rafah and they settled in Tal Al-Sultan in the areas that were declared “safe zones” by the occupation.
On the afternoon of Sunday on May 26, 2024 Ahmed was playing as usual with his siblings when the call to prayer began (Maghrib) and they got up to pray. After this, “israel” bombed the refugee camp and 45 Palestinians ascended to martyrdom. From them were Ahmed, Huda, Arkan, and their mother Faten. Only his father and his two brothers, Mohammed and Yamen, survived.
The martyrdom of my son Ahmed alone was unbelievable and I could not even believe that his head was severed in the bombing. (1:18 - Abed Abed Al-Hafez , father of the child Ahmed) I did not believe it until I saw it with my own eyes at the Tal Al-Sultan clinic. His head was separated from his body. Words about this situation are very difficult. Here comes a small body without a head. This is difficult, very difficult. And this is also my son, it was horrific, very horrific. Even to bury him without a head was horrific.
(1:40 - Mohammed: 13 years old) We were playing soccer before Maghrib prayer. I came back a while later to the shelter and suddenly the doors of the shelter banged. I heard screams and then what did we see? I saw my brother Ahmed at the entrance of the shelter. His head was cut off and his left leg was cut off. He was wearing black pants and a shirt that was orange. I couldn’t handle it, to see my brother with his head cut off.
(2:05 - Yamen: 8 years old) His face was covered in blood and his head was cut off. I cried. I love them so much.
[Abed] They accuse us of decapitating heads. But who decapitates heads? They decapitated the head of a one-and-a-half-year-old child. Decapitated, decapitated. The martyrs were my wife, Huda, Arkan, and the little boy. He was placed in a bag with Huda. My wife was in a separate bag, and Arkan was in a separate bag as well.
What are the most prominent memories and things they remember about Ahmed?
[Abed] I used to tell him “Buba O Buba.” Or baby. He used to always tell me “Baba, Tata” [batata (potato) in Arabic]. Meaning give me french-fries.
[Mohammed] The things he used to love most were trampolines and the ball and cats. So when we used to play with the cats, we would take him. He used to go and play with us. We used to play everything.
What was the last moment that Ahmad and his father shared before his martyrdom?
[Abed] He asked me for a shekel, he told me “teytel” so I gave him a shekel and he came and hugged me. He told me, “Baba.” I said, “What?”
He replied “Baba” and I said “What?”
And he came over to me and hugged me. He went to buy something and came back with Arkan to the shelter. Him and Arkan then were gone.
[Mohammed] When I look at the toys and things he used to play with, at his belongings and the ball, I feel sadness. I miss all of them. I pray for them when I miss them. I pray Allah have mercy on them, forgive them, and grant them Paradise.
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Do you remember this event where a child’s head was missing from his body during the tent massacre? This is the same child before his martyrdom. His name is Ahmed Al-Najjar. He was only a year and a half old and was the youngest child, pampered by his parents.
[Abed] Allah blessed me with a child with black eyes. His eyes were black, black. Beautiful, so gorgeous, I mean he looked so beautiful. Praise be to the One who created him.
The child’s family was displaced from Khan Younis to Rafah and they settled in Tal Al-Sultan in the areas that were declared “safe zones” by the occupation.
On the afternoon of Sunday on May 26, 2024 Ahmed was playing as usual with his siblings when the call to prayer began (Maghrib) and they got up to pray. After this, “israel” bombed the refugee camp and 45 Palestinians ascended to martyrdom. From them were Ahmed, Huda, Arkan, and their mother Faten. Only his father and his two brothers, Mohammed and Yamen, survived.
The martyrdom of my son Ahmed alone was unbelievable and I could not even believe that his head was severed in the bombing. (1:18 - Abed Abed Al-Hafez , father of the child Ahmed) I did not believe it until I saw it with my own eyes at the Tal Al-Sultan clinic. His head was separated from his body. Words about this situation are very difficult. Here comes a small body without a head. This is difficult, very difficult. And this is also my son, it was horrific, very horrific. Even to bury him without a head was horrific.
(1:40 - Mohammed: 13 years old) We were playing soccer before Maghrib prayer. I came back a while later to the shelter and suddenly the doors of the shelter banged. I heard screams and then what did we see? I saw my brother Ahmed at the entrance of the shelter. His head was cut off and his left leg was cut off. He was wearing black pants and a shirt that was orange. I couldn’t handle it, to see my brother with his head cut off.
(2:05 - Yamen: 8 years old) His face was covered in blood and his head was cut off. I cried. I love them so much.
[Abed] They accuse us of decapitating heads. But who decapitates heads? They decapitated the head of a one-and-a-half-year-old child. Decapitated, decapitated. The martyrs were my wife, Huda, Arkan, and the little boy. He was placed in a bag with Huda. My wife was in a separate bag, and Arkan was in a separate bag as well.
What are the most prominent memories and things they remember about Ahmed?
[Abed] I used to tell him “Buba O Buba.” Or baby. He used to always tell me “Baba, Tata” [batata (potato) in Arabic]. Meaning give me french-fries.
[Mohammed] The things he used to love most were trampolines and the ball and cats. So when we used to play with the cats, we would take him. He used to go and play with us. We used to play everything.
What was the last moment that Ahmad and his father shared before his martyrdom?
[Abed] He asked me for a shekel, he told me “teytel” so I gave him a shekel and he came and hugged me. He told me, “Baba.” I said, “What?”
He replied “Baba” and I said “What?”
And he came over to me and hugged me. He went to buy something and came back with Arkan to the shelter. Him and Arkan then were gone.
[Mohammed] When I look at the toys and things he used to play with, at his belongings and the ball, I feel sadness. I miss all of them. I pray for them when I miss them. I pray Allah have mercy on them, forgive them, and grant them Paradise.
Al-Wadie Group (Nablus):
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In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful,
"Fight them; Allah will punish them by your hands and will disgrace them and give you victory over them and heal the hearts of a believing people."
This is the truth of Allah Almighty.
Al-Wadie Groups are now confronting the occupation forces' invasion of the city of Nablus, the Old City, and are clashing with them with blessed barrages of bullets.
Your brothers, Al-Wadie Groups.
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In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful,
"Fight them; Allah will punish them by your hands and will disgrace them and give you victory over them and heal the hearts of a believing people."
This is the truth of Allah Almighty.
Al-Wadie Groups are now confronting the occupation forces' invasion of the city of Nablus, the Old City, and are clashing with them with blessed barrages of bullets.
Your brothers, Al-Wadie Groups.
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⚫️ Saraya Al-Quds - Jenin Brigade:
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As part of the battle of Al-Aqsa Flood:
Our fighters are confronting the occupation forces invading Wadi Burqin with heavy barrages of bullets.
Our jihad is ongoing, and our weapons are drawn in all arenas.
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As part of the battle of Al-Aqsa Flood:
Our fighters are confronting the occupation forces invading Wadi Burqin with heavy barrages of bullets.
Our jihad is ongoing, and our weapons are drawn in all arenas.
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